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Byron Schlomach, an economist at the Goldwater Institute in Phoenix, which he described as a research group that urges limits on government involvement in the free market, said it was difficult to quantify the public benefits from arenas.

But another bloc of Republicans urges limits on legal immigration to curb sprawl and population growth, and opposes legalizing illegal immigrants (who tend to vote Democratic if they become citizens) as a dangerous precedent.

Masters has fired off scores of e-mail messages to journalists and Wall Streeters, urging limits on speculators.

"It was serious, really serious," Mr. O'Brien said of the attempt by the critics to urge limits on direct-to-consumer campaigns.

Now, even as scientists urge limits on lobstering, state and federal governments continue to offer tax breaks and other incentives to the lobstermen at Point Judith.

The American Academy of Pediatrics, in a new policy statement, also urged limits to children's television viewing and access to the Internet, as well as restrictions on how alcoholic beverage makers promote their products.

In a nation where the average fuel efficiency of motor vehicles rolling off assembly lines has had negligible improvement over the past two decades, a reader of your March 22 editorial "Pinch at the Pump" urging limits to oil consumption must wonder if your words are falling on deaf ears.

It was somewhat ironic, given that just a few years earlier, Stanford had called Chinese-Americans "a degraded and distinct people" in his inaugural speech as California governor and urged limits on immigration from the continent.

2. In a speech to the United Nations, who urged limiting the power of global elites and creating a universal appreciation of people?

Sexual urges may limit the level of violence, but in some cases the aggressive impulse becomes predominant and the sadist progresses to more extreme expressions of his violent tendencies.

But before all these drones fly their way into the nation's business world, some legislators and civil liberties organizations with privacy concerns are urging strict limits on their use.